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Cltv Loiixoa,

EparMxa Lodg, No. 3l05, in Fort
PickeIiog, is d lug a fair shrS Of
work. Ga Thursday night admi ted
one member and received two cards
for deposit.
Chelsea Lodge No. $50, also met
Thursday night, In q temporary quar-.
tiers, and transacted considerable bus
iness, provided for one sick brother,
and also another who had met with a
severe accident. Preliminary ct ps
were taken in reference TO having a
new lodge room, as this sturdy lode Q
intends to overcome its recent mistor-
tune.
On Tuesday night Gsrmauia Lodge
No. 500, met and transacted Its usual
routine OF bulinesI
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THE REV. c. Il. STRICKLAND
The New Pastor Chosen by the Gen.
trail Baptist Church.

DR.. @. II. Strickland, who has been
for more than four years pas or OF the
Fret Baptist Church of Nashville,
Tenn, was on Wednesday evening
last elected pcs CT of the Central Bsp
tltt Church If this city, DR.. Strickland
is beloved ard honortd by ell d num-
nations in Nashville and is regarded
as q msn OF ext aordinsry pulpit sbil.
ity. Uudtr his ministry his church
aud congregsti IN grew such p obor-
tons that the old church would not
accommodate them aud bis people
bui for him Que Of the hsndt omest
ed fees in tue city. He is reg rded
as one OF tbs foremost msn f the
Sou h, II the Central Church shall
b. fortunate enough to iuCuce DR..
Strlckla1d TO cept their ca l.,
they will hsvs a man Ct whom
not only tn'y but our c'y
may be usty proud. He
Will arrive in Memphis on Monday
aud will preach at he OrI ira Church
M nd y night. The church is in the
mid t of a revival, and 1t wi be alto
geiher unique h It he reti'iug past
aud the patror 81, c. shall unite in con-
due ing revival service. l Is under.
stood that DR.. s ricklsnd will preach
every night during the week, and
Sh lie here will gat er such informa
ton as will en- be him t. decide
wh ther he ought to accept he call
We pc our community will turn oct
in larg4 nOm1 ers to hear him, aud
give him such rousing Ieceptio n
nat h may feel psrsn Odd t, make
Mem his Ills tom. We are auGhor-
zed t, say Il at Christians of all de-
omin .ti ms are cordially Invited to
the meetings tbis week, and those bs-
10 giug TO no denomination will be
.iven the hest aeata
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SOCIETY NOTES.
knights OF Honor.

In 1873 sevent zen young men met
t>gethsr in Louisville, KY, and with
vision, that n,w seems prophetic, aud
hope thst knew not qua,linp estab-
lished the order of TX lights OF
Honor" They were little used to
show or psgeAntry; they thought not
of the hsraldry OF pomp end power |;
but their hear wer full Of kludnes.
and tenderness, aud Their hands only
did tho bidding Of their hearts. They
founded lodge, and lot 1t lie q mulu-
tude; they eet forth ritual, and now
II is re lyon. From the very begin
ming it gIex most wonderfully and
caught tue v,ry spirit Of the age
l. Ndee followed lodge in quick succ g.
sion, aud nov, II years Of age, "The
Knights OF Honor" is, by very msnv
thousands, stronger and eaf and
su'er than any like association known
among men.
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Tho IAnnAa.

The following bi Is were introduced
and passed first reading:
To provide for the registration OF all
practitioners Of medicine aud surgery.
To abolish the charter OF PoCa-
hontas.
To detach Coffee county from the
Fifth Congressional District and at
tach 1t 10 tine Third.
The House resumed consideration
Of Mr. Milbutn's bill to compel rail
read companies to iurDish comfortable
waiting rooms at al PLACES where
tickets are sold. Violation OF the act
is made misdemeanCr pun shsble
by fine OF from $50 to 5000.
An amendment of cred by Mr.. Bar
ney providing that such waiting rooms
shall be furnished at or near such
towns on the lines Of railroads In the
State as have population OF 800 or
more inhabitants,
The bill WIS further amended by
sue geations by M. Golladsy { &C p!od
by Mr. Milou,n) 80 as to make the
penalty fl ie OF not lees than $40 or
more than 500 for each violation, and
pas ed tn ri readlng-Yess, IL;
naye, s.
Mr.. Lltt'eton called up Mr Stones
bill auth lriEing CHAT inoogs to issue
$500,0u0 improvement bonds. The
bill p ssed third reGding-yeas, IS !
nays, Is.
Mr. lhusnn called up his bill to
amend sect on $500 Of the Code, % as
e. provide Tor proper otllc al cerlifcA-
iion Of counts of Shelifs for keep.
ing jail prisoners.
Ga motion of Mr. Johnson, a sub
stitute o1ered by himself was adopted.
This bill is designed to prevent the
delrsudiog OF the State, rs in the
Fou Gaze 1t makes thesA accounts
mat "a Of court r. cords. Passed bird
10 din l--yeas, IS; nays, l..
Mr, Mlreland called up his bill to
amend ssc,ion 5S2l of tue code, 20 as
20 provide that when a proseCu ioa
eh al FAM to attend trial aud av rdict
OF acquitsl 10 rendered the prosecu.
ton snail DO taxed with oil the cost.
Failed, no quorum voting. Adj turned
ell 9:S0 U'C.ock m Monday.
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The following Is the revised list OF
the stoke, bonds and other securities
which viii be called at the Merchants'
Exchange Call Board on next Tuesday
morning:
BoNDs.
United States coupons, As, 1907
United Stats registered, Is, 1907 (;
United States coupons, Ais; Unitsd
states registered AIS; Shelby county
O., long. April aud October; Shelf y
county o., ong, March and SEPTEMBER :
Memphis Flippln compromise bonds,
unstsmped; Mem phis Fppin conpro-
mise bonde. stamped; M 'mphis New
Tsxing District As, 8,; Memphis New
Taxing District IS; Tennessee
new compromise 81; Memphis
and Charleston console, Ia;
Memphis and Charleston new IS,
Memphis and Little Rock first mort.
gage 8s, Mississippi and Tennessee
r. X. cousols A, Mississippi and Ten
nefsee r. r. consols b, Citizens City
r Il. 90. o., Memphis Gaslight Co.
7s, Memphis Water 20. 6s, Masonic
Temple. Memphis Cotton Exchange
Building O., Gayoso Hotel 90. g.,
Pioneer Cotton Mill frsts, Pioneer
Cotton MAI seconds, Tennessee Coal
aud Iron g., Pratt Coal and Iron first
Re. u y OF New Orleans premium 5s.
BANK STOCKS.
Bank OF Commerce, German, First
National State National, Memphis
National. Union and Planters, Man
haitian 4. B. aud Trust Company, Sc
Guilty S,.B and Trust Company, Me.
ohanics' 8. B Mercantile.
ISsURANoR STOCKS.
Bluff CITY, Hernandez, II me, Mem.
phis City Fire and G neral, Peoples
Pho TX, Planters, Vanderbilt, Al.
lug ION. Factors. Citizens, Germania.
RAILR >AD ST cKs.
Louisville aud Nashville, Mem phis
and Charleston, Mis- issippi and Ten
nessee, Mobile and O1io.
MISCELLANEOUS.
American Cotton OH Trusts, Mem
phis G aslight Co., Memphis Water O b,
Merchants' y Itton Pfess aud Stora 70
90, 2 oneer @ ton NIL, Milburn Gin
and Machine o., James q Graham
Wagon 20. LvermoIe Machine o.,
Memphis Mi o., Memphis Brick auo
M. Co., Maponic Tsmpie, Cotton Elk
change Blu ling 90, Brush e &C re
Light Co.. Union Stookyard aud +
Co. 6peers We'd ling Co, Mem ohi
City Railroad Co., Oit's ms City Ra l.
road %, Tsnte see Goal and Iron,
Tennessee and Alabama, Tennessee
Valley,
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ST. PATRICK's ANNIVERSARY.
ARRANGEMENTS toe Iss Celebration
completed ny che Irish
SOcit ties.

At joint meeting Of the committee
sppoint,d by the Koights OF InDlsfsil,
Ancient o der OF Hiberniaoe, al d
branches of the Catholic knights of
Amrric,, held last night TO comp etc
arrangements Tor the celebra ion of
81, PatncS's Day, il WAS 70 Owed 10
have a parade curing the day, and
MIR John Brennan was ctosen Grand
Marshal. wt1 The follow ny aids:
Capt WIN. Cunningham, J1Nn I.
Wslsh, Louis KettmaD, w. ". Bar
ny, JtncRJ. Collins and J h0 j Barry
The ffsrent ofgsnis Lio 3 par lei.
ratirg VIII ass mole ut $3.50 o'c ock
am, at X lights OF Ioniefa Hal, and
stirs a 3 O'clock hap. The u OF
march Is No i,ll, From hall north
on s cnnd to Nv ron, euce wet to
Main, south On Main 10 B5ale, east on
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TRANSIT Frs.

Catherine MEG ath to Walter
Burke, 40x45 feet, on Winchester
sr e.; Gus deratilr, $500.
E NJ. Gran, o L ID G ant, 60xl6O
e., Nh AMI Sixth 8 reefs; con,iIerA-
ton, 81; q1it claim.
] seph Il hi and wife 70 W. IL.
Robin o lots Is aud 10 of KerI's ,ur.
vey, AuIurin avenue and Wa field
ave ne; 90 alteration, $1,000.
thou a, II. A en- TO j. o. Nicely,
tract I AID u Mules nth I dem
p liz, tanirg Si73 scrts; clIsiders-
Ii,r, 81 Oh
R 4. Id N. VI. 10 nsv TO Alsxau-
der NJ array, 1T 4iO. q utheast eIrner
OF Ad,ma enl lhId stlesls; consid-
ation, $.0.O0G
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LITERARY NOTES.

WILL CARLEToN's "ExpeTiencs4 OF
Public l. cluter" will cons,i ute the
it,r ny autohiograpt y 'or the April
number Ct L'ppiaeo IS Adgasinc
The Decorator and Furnisher for
Mae, 10 tie finest numb T Il this
superb pubicst GA tpst has ewr
reached a.. The illustrations ave
RALLY remarkable for tn ir numb and
yarie aud the broad and C mureten-
ave tr atment Of many urjects for
DECORATIVE purposes. IL ia q number
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that should have q vide spread circu-
alton because OF its educational effect.
The eccompsnyir z text 10 In every in-
stance clear and full OF suggestivene q
TO the artist as we'll as connoi'seur.
In the April Lippincoifs, Lucy @
Lille, under the title OF "Bslgravian
B hemia," gives en- interesting sketch
OF the literary and artistic eociety Of
modern London, with glimpses OF
VIM. Black, Gilbert, George B lughton,
Herber Spencer, George Eliot, Carlyle,
Ruskin, etc.
THE complete novel in the April
LiTPincotfs will be "Dou9lss Duane"
by Edgar Fawcett. II 10 described as
a weird and strange tale in the vein
which Stevenson and Rider Hagesrd
are working so eff ctually. Mr.. Faw-
cett himself thinks II one OF the beet
things he has ever done.
0sE Of the late Phillip Bourks
Martton's last poems will appear in
Lirpinoeits FIR Apr |. II IL entitled
my Grave" and II possesses uuusual
interest and pathos, from the fact that
it bresthes an evidently sincsre desire
to have bis body buried In the coun-
try. away from the noisy metropolis
in which he was born and bred.
JOHN @. FREUND, the well known
journalist, who recently msde a con-
siderable hit as an actor, is back in
New York. hard at work on q new
play, which Is said, by those who have
heard parts Of IL, to be by far the best
work he has ever done. Arrange.
mems are being made to have the
piece produced at leading metfopoli-
tan theater early next season. Mr..
Frsund has se9ociated himself with
Mr.. J Travis Qrgg. Together they
VIII edit The American Musician, and
about the middle of July publish
new mo- thly magazine entitled Music,
Art and Drama. which will be hand
somely illustrated. Mr. Freuud ex-
p'c!I TO return 10 the stage at an early
date
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The 26'h Of April will soon be here,
the great anniversary OF this order,
the brit d ~ Of the institution. The
local lodges are preparing TO- duly cele-
brate Il. Memphis Lodge No. 8 has
appointed its Immiiteae on eelebra
ton. The others will soon follow,
W tn a view to making the arrange
m nt9. ". B. l. ckef was ins all d
a. Noble Grand, amt JOhu McBro lss
IS. V,cs Gland OF No. 6 last Tuesday
night.
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Beale to D'soto. south on Desoio to
the church, where high mass win be
celebrated and he psneeyYic OF the
patron saint will be delivsrrd by the
Rev. Father Brown, Of Birmingham.
Ala. In the evening lecture v i'll be
delivered by the r v. DR.. O'Reilly,
Of Little Rock. Subj It: Ireland
Yesterday and Today" The knights
Of Inniffail will give a grand bali at
night at ihsir hall, corner Sc cond and
Jeferson streets. Vespers will also
be held in the evening, when a fine
musical programme will be rendered.
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DIX. ID. y. JOHNSON'S
PRIVATE
MEDICAL DISPENSARY,
No. IL Jefferson Street,
Between Main and Bront.l MEMPHIS.

between Main and Front.l MEMPHIS.
Established In 1S60.l
I NR.J0HNS0N 10 acknowledged by all par
L. ties interested as by far the most sue
cessful physician in the treatmentof privat
or secret diseases. Quick, permanent cures
guaranteed In every case, male or female
Recent cases Of Gonorrhea, and Syphilb
cured In few days without the use Of mef
curry, change Of diet or hindrance from
business. Secondary Syphilis, the last yes
tige eradicated witbo 1tthe use Of mercury
Involuntary loss OF semen stopped In short
time. Sufferers from impotency or loss
sexual powers restor Q TO free viEor in . few
weeks. Victims of self -abuse and excessiv,
venery, suffering from spermatorrhea nc
loss Of physical and mental mower, speedil,
and permanently cured. Particular attep
ton paid TO the Diseases Of Women, ano
cures guaranteed. Piles and old sores curoo
without the use Of caustic or the knife. Al
consultations strictly confidential. Medi'
cines sent By express TO all parts Of thu
country,
STWorkingmen cnred at half the usu
rates. Utice hours from o'clock Am. .
n'rlock nm n, s. JOHNSON, " v.
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j. FRIEDLANDEl.
ArOhitoCt.

TERMS: For, Plane, Specifications n tnd
dences, 2 per cent, Tor SIorehooses,
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ALI o,ses Of weak or lame back,
bsckache, Il eumRt sm, etc, will hrd
relief bS wesrng one Of Caters Smart
Weed end B.llsdonna BAckache Pas
tiers. Price Is cents.
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Name.

SCity Hospital.
Distribution by Wards-First, 1;
Second, 8; Third, l; Fourth, 81;
Fifth, /; Sixth, i Seventh, 8; Eighth,
2; Ninth, /; Tenth, 2. City Hospital,
8. Still born, 2. White, 10. Colored,
& Total. %
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MOrIuary Report.
Mortality report for the week end.
ing saturday, February 20, 1887, at 8
o'clock p,m.:
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CALL BOARD FEATURES.
REVIVED List OF sTOCRs. BONDS
AND OTHER SECURITIES.
Tho Gail of which Will he Isaug.
urhted at tho Merchants Ex-
change Tuesday.

The following is the revised list OF
the Stoke. bonds and other securities
which viii be called at the Merchants
Exchange Call Board on next Tuesday
morning:
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1887-06-09
IF THIS WE'RE so.

Oh Love- n could see you standing here,
l. 10 whom the memory of n scene
This lane, Swallowed, with the SUNNI ar's
light
Falling in golden showers, the boughs between,
Upon Your upturned face-shines out as clear,
Against the background dark of many year,
AS wonder solitary starlet bright
G cams on the storm-cla bosom OF tue night.
II this were soft you should come to me
With your calm, angel face, framed in with
gold
Aud lay your hand in mine AS long ago
You laid II coldly, would the love untold
Hidden within my heart, set my lips free
10 speak of it aud know the certainty
Orlove crowned or rejected-yes or no?
Oh, Love, could not speak ifthis We're so.
But II you came to meet me In the lane
with footsteps swifter than you used OF yore-
And II your eyes grew brighter, dear, as though
They gladdened atmy coming back once more
II; when held your little hand again,
Your calmness grew less still, then not in vain
My heart would strive to speak, for it would
know
What words to utter, Love, If this were sol
Chambers journal.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1887-06-09

cried. "When / taxed her with this
shameful story, she made no attemp.
10 deny 1t, but she implored me not to
tell you-she begged of me, for tho
baby's sake, for her sake. But told
her 1t was my duty, and had to be
d one"
For one moment the dark handsome
fate grew pale; then Lord Stair said
gravelv'
~ do not balieve you, Thamer."
at is as true," she cried, "as that
Heaven hears me speak"
There was certain ring OF truth In
her voice That startled him.
III do not believe it," he said, "My
faith in my wife's truth and loyalty Is
not easily broken. | will go to her"
II will go with YOU" said Lady
Perth. ''you VIII see for yourself that
in my presence she will not deny any
thing have said"
"Come," said Lord Stair-"I am not
at all afraid"
They walked in silence to Lady
Stairs room. Lord Stair knocked, and
there was no answer.
Il am sure she is here,' said Lady
Perth; "but have no doubt she Il
afraid"
afraid, nonsense," cried Lord Stair,
"she is far more likely to be asleep"
"We shall see," replied Lady Perth.
He knocked again.
marguerite, my darling," he said;
sit il |, let me in.''
Still no answer, no sound.
marguerite, he cried, again and
again. "let me in"
But no answer came to his cries, no
answer to his raps.
"Take care" he said to Lady Perth.
~ am going to break open the door"
With violent effort he mplished
it. and they entered the room to gether.
Alas, it was empty. but the long French
doors stood wide open, and there was
letter on the table addressed to Lord
Stair, which he opened-and read.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1887-06-09

They desired no higher honor than to
see in local newspapers their names as
ISOLATED with the heaviest fleece of wool
produced in the state. Similar causes
resulted in bringing up the quality of
fast horses in Kentucky, of mules in
Missouri. and of shorthorn cattle in
central Illinois. Raising tobacco suita-
BILE for cigar wrappers became profta-
BILE in the valley of the Connecticut
chiefly because large number of per-
sons of means and intelligence engaged
in the business. The like is true of the
success that attended hop-ralsing in
central New York and Wisconsin and
broom-corn productions in eastern ILL
nois. Success in almost every industry
depends OH united effort and on collect
ing the experience of many persons.
The minute details of doing any kind
of work are learned by watching OPP
erations as they are performed and
listening to oral explanations made by
those who have had long experience.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1887-06-09
FACT AND FANCY.

Twenty different states now observe Arbor
day.
Swans eggs on toast" Is one OF the latest
dish as that have found favor among the epic
uresns Of Albany, N. Y.
A winery at Marysvllle, Cal, has made pre-
parations TO consume two thousand tons OF
grapes during the coming season.
One of the Albany, N. Y, storekcepers is a
young girl 10 years old. She manages the
store without assistance, and pursues grow
Ing business.
The professor Of physical education In the
University OF PENNSYLVANIA, aided by the
faculty, are stopping the smoking Of cigarettes
on the college grounds.
The Y. NJ. G. A, at Cornell university is
making an effort to form q religious library
for the use Of its members. The association
has three hundred members.
Not one in twelve New York city lads who
presented themselves to undergo the physical
examination as preliminary to competition for
admission to q cadetship at the Naval acade-
my passed.
Steam which collected around one hundred
tin drlving-cans in a dyelng, printing, aud
bleaching establishment at Bronxdale, N. Y,
caused AN explosion which shook the country
for three miles,
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1887-06-09
Suffering WOmanhOOd.

Too much effort cannot be made to bring
to the attention of suffering womanhood
the great value of Lydia r. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound as remedy for the
diseases Of women. Such an one is the
wife of General Darlington of Winston, N.
c., and we quote from the Generals letter
as follows: "Dear Mrs. Pinkham: Please
allow me to add my testimony to the most
excellent medicinal qualities Of your Veg
etable Compound. Mrs. Darlington was
treated for several years for what the
physician called Leucorrh9a and Prolap-
sus Uteri combined. l sent her to Rich
mond Va, where she remained for six
months under the treatment of an emf
nent physician without any permanent
benefit. She was induced to try your
medicine and after reasonable time COM
menced to improve and is now able to at
tend to her business and considers herself
fally relieped." General Barringt is the
proprietor of the American Hotter, Wins
ton, N. c., and is widely known
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1887-06-09
The Stimulant Question.

The discovery of the Moxie Nerve Food
has settled the stimulant question. This
little plant, supposed to be worth nothing
except for fodder, has turned out to be- in
al its simplicity, the finest nerve food
ever found, and the successful enemy Of
the rum fend. IL RECEIVERS nervous ex-
haustion at once, giving vigorous, durable
he ilth while the stimu, gives only a
temporary relief, leaving the irritated
nervous system " orse than before. Moral
and physical beauty on the one side, and
crime i'll health. and degradation on the
other. rhe excitement over the Moxie is
not surprising.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1887-06-09
Tic Sick Editor.

Doctor Ito professional nurse)-Well.
how Is he this morning?
Nurse--W eaker, doctor. Been very
low all night. and looks now like he
was comatose.
Doctor How's his temperatureP
Nurse One hundred aud two de-
grees.
Doctor--How's his circulationf
Editor with a fearful yell) Biggest
New York! Biggest in the universe
ant an affidavitp- -Burdette.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1887-06-09

The first colored man ever elected mayor
Of a town MOI tn of the Ohio river is Isaiah
Tuppins of Reedville, Ohio.
otta Crabtree's mother is bold and
successful operator in real estate. She
has much ready money in bank.
The great Russell Sage was fined $40 by
Judge Donahue of New York, for failing
to serve us Juror when drawn.
Scars and neckties of metal are now
German invention.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1887-06-09
Using Proper Material.

"Did you hear that Mrs. Smith Is hav-
ing her pic. ure painteds'
"You don't say. That old thing."
ayes indeed. painted in OIL"
"Well. I never. In oil? IL she ever
wants to have a good likeness she'll have
to be painted In vinegar."--San Fran
cisco Chronicle.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1887-06-09

MENsMAN's PEPToNIZED BEEF Tonic, only
preparation of beef containing its entire
Nutritious properties. 1t contains blood
making. force generating, invaluable for
indigo ton, dyspepsia, nervous prostra-
ton, al forms of general debility: all
enfeebled conditions, whether result of
exhaustion, nervous prostration, over
work, or AGATE diseases; particularly if
resulting from pulmonary complaints.
Hazard, Hazard a. Co., Props, New York.
Sold by druggists.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1887-06-09

We have just received from the Rheu-
matte Syrup company of Jackson, Michi-
gan, a very handsome picture, thirteen by
twenty eight inches in size, called THE
Egyptian Girl IL is an Oriental figure,
lovely in design and truly work of art,
and 1T cannot fail TO be appreciated by all
who see it. We are reQueste to say that
they can he procured by cal ing on your
druggists. In case the druggists do not
have them, incose six cents in postage
stamps to the Rheumatic Syrup Co, Jack
son. Mich, and they will send you one by
return mail.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1887-06-09
ll9 Canal Street, Grand Rapids, Mich.
Read tNe Statement of Rev. Jas. Berry.

Rheumatic Syrup Co:
] asst W inter- and spring l was a terrible
sufferer from rheunati'm in my left
shou de- and arm suffering the most ex-
cruciating pain. | used several highly
recomn enie remedies, but continued to
suffer. Getting no relief finally procured
bottle of Hbbard's Rheumatic Syrup,
took it according TO directions, have used
two bott eS. aud il cured me. can with
confidence recommend il TO all who are
SUIT ering with rheumatic difiicu ty.
Very truly yours,
REVEREND JAS. BERRY.
Morley Mich Dac Y ISS5